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Transvision Vamp at the O2 Academy: Live Review

Transvision Vamp capture the true essence of the pop-rock music we associate with the era of their late ’80s debut…

live review, music, pop-rock, review, reviews, rock, transvision-vamp, writing, yee-loi

Home Again – Teenage Fanclub’s “Do Not Dare to Dream”

Teenage Fanclub are among Scotland’s most consequential musical acts. Their latest outing recontextualises the band’s last two albums, and reflects…

Album Review, alternative-rock, glasgow, music, review, reviews, rock, scottish, writing

The Telescopes at McChuills: Live Review

Proto-shoegaze lynchpins The Telescopes delivered, if punchy is a word, a right hook of a performance at McChuill’s on September…

dream pop, Live Music, live review, music, rock, The Telescopes

Tubular Bells Exorcised my Senses: An Album Review

Tubular bells is an incredibly remarkable album. A contemporary concept album by a 17-year-old Mike Oldfield released in 1973h, mixing…

Album Review, Mike Oldfield, music, New-age Music, Progressive Rock, review, rock, writing

Digger: Review

If you’ve seen any content around Digger, you’ve probably seen some variation of someone saying it’s impossible to talk about…

Alejandro González Iñárritu, cinema, digger, film, film review, glasgow, movies, review, tom-cruise, University of Glasgow

Saltire Politics – What Does the Flag Mean Now?

A flag is politically equivalent to any piece of iconography; its meaning is malleable, defined by the context in which…

glasgow, news, politics, saltire, scotland, scotland-flag

Embodiment

I sometimes imagine my body speaks a different language to my mind. They aren’t at odds exactly, but communication between…

body, glasgow, health, Life, mental health, mind, physical health, reflection

Gorillaz at OVO Hydro: Live Review

Photo by Kyle Mcloughlin Gorillaz marked their return with an electrifying concert at Glasgow’s OVO Hydro that has got me forever…

glasgow, glasgow university, live review, music, qmunicate, review, University of Glasgow

Ten Years On, 2016 Is Trending

It’s 2016 and Drake’s ‘One Dance’ is on the radio. Your mum’s picked you up from school and you’re scrolling…

2016, 2026, glasgow, graduation, nostalgia, reflection, uni

Sleeping Through Success: A Student Reading of My Year of Rest and Relaxation

Ottessa Moshfegh’s My Year of Rest and Relaxation is usually discussed as a story about withdrawal, excess, or boredom among…

Book Review, book-reviews, books, fiction, reading

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